The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-11-03
ECOysters and Soup, every
day, including Sundays, at Johnny
K3ntein's.

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LOCAL ITEMS.
Cultivate will speak IN Logan
next Monday evening. Every
ody invited to hear the talented
: Congressman.
Buerhaus will speak in the
Court House Monday evening"
We have heard a good deal about
him. Let all turn out and hear.
him.
Pocket Book Found-Call at
the Office of the County Treasur-
er. describe property and pay for
this notice.
Miss d. Mathews, of Canal
Winchester, and Mrs. C. r. Young
of Nelsonville, spent Sunday in
Logan, the guest of her sister,
Miss Matte Mathews.
About 300 school children at
tended the matinee at the Opera
House CT last Saturday..afternoon.
and all were highly delighted
with the Cricket.
Mr.. Joseph Beck. of Columbus,
accompanied by his wife, is vis-
iiing his parents in this city, this
week.
A vote for John A. Shaw is not
a vote for Temperance, but is a
vote for Foraker and a vote
against Clevelond. Will any
Democrats vote that ways
Oar Democratic meetings al
through the county have been
largely attended and unusually
enthusiastic. The Democrats are
warming up and rushing to the
front. The enemy are demoral
ized anG taking to the woods.
Excursion rates to Fat Stock Show
Chicago, ILL.,. on November 4. 8.
II and Is. 1887. The c., H., V.
d T. R'y will coll round trip tickets
to Chicago at low rates. Tickets
good for FIVE days. For particulars
call on your ticket agent.
VIM. P. Price returned home
Saturday night after weeks
campaign in Monroe. He reports
The meeting he addressed rs un
xpeciedly large and enfhusias-
tic. He thinks old Monroe will
continue the Banner county of
Democracy of Ohio.
In the list of successful applicants
for teachers before the-board of ex'
aminers, published last week, the
pr,..e- unintentionally omitted the
name of Miss Kate Kreider. We
hope this correction will be satisfac-
tory, and that Miss Krieder will
ROW proceed to teach.
The SENTINEL prints ten :hous-
and Democratic tickets this week,
enough for our own party with a
few to spare for The accommoda-
zion of the many Republicans
whom we hope will vote this
year with us.
Mr.. Ike Burgoon purposes 10
chance off lot in Bloomingville
on Christmas Day at Johnny
Kirstein's grocery IN Logan. The
tickets are only 10cts. each, Inn
tied to 500. The lot is near the
gas and oil wells, and promises to
become a valuable property. Let
the boys all venture dime and
help Ike out.
John A. Shaw publishes a card
that he will not withdraw. 1t is
awe.l known fact that his with
drawal was debated by the Bur-
CESS committee. but it was con-.
cluded best for the Eggleston
ticket that he should not. Mr..
Shaw is the side show, the fai
woman and the big snaix of the
Eggleston-Burgess circus.
Freddy, a nine year old son of
Mr.. Phil Groner, near Enterprise.
while parchlng corn, Sunday after
noon. was quite seriously burned by
his clothes taking fire. He was
saved from a terrible death by an
older sister hearing his shrleks and
coming to his rescue IN time to tear
his clothing from his body. He
was badly burned about the hip.
and is now under care of DR.. Dye.
with favorable hopes of his recovery.
Mr.. Jacob Keller, son of Mr..
John Keller. residing near Logan,
left for Indiana, Friday evening
last, 10 visit relatives and friends.
When a yourg man makes up
his mind to wed. neither the
election nor the butchering sea-
son are lmpediments, and SO we
must lose his vote and his father
the young mans assistance in
packing away the porkers. Ja-
cob, we learn, will return with a
bride. said to be the handsomest
lady in the Hoosier State.
The Logan Manufacturing Com
MANN made n scoon IN sesurinp the